Ibrox Stadium
- Resident club
- Rangers FC
About
Built in Govan in 1899, Ibrox is the historic home of Rangers. The Bill Struth Main Stand, designed by architect Archibald Leitch, and the marble staircase are still part of the ground today.
The Ibrox tour lasts 60 to 90 minutes and takes in the dressing rooms, the tunnel, the directors' box, the marble staircase, the trophy room and the pitchside. The museum can be explored at your own pace in 45 minutes to an hour. A fifteen-minute express tour is also available.
Did you know?
Before its many redevelopments, Ibrox could hold well over a hundred thousand people. Its attendance record says it all: 118,567 spectators for an Old Firm clash against Celtic in 1939, more than twice the ground's capacity today.
Transport
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Meeting point
Edmiston House, where the stadium tour starts.
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Ibrox Stadium
150 Edmiston Dr, Glasgow G51 2XD, UK
Metro
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Subway316 m
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Subway875 m
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Subway1 km
Bus
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187 m
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Yellow Route313 m
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333 m
Train
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1.1 km
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1.9 km
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1.9 km
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How long does the tour last?
The tours listed on our site last at least 3 h.
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€293.00 /person